Tag Archives: Mom

Teachable Moment

Posted on May 8, 2016 by deconstructingdoctor

It was just one of those days.  You’ve been there before.  I know you can relate. Rushed home from work, took the kids to the soccer game, rushed home, rushed through baths, a blur of fussing and fighting and everyone … Continue reading →

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Ch-ch-ch-changes

Posted on April 2, 2016 by deconstructingdoctor

Change is hard.  That’s a theme I’ve encountered recently.  I never knew quite how hard change could be until I had children.  I have always been able to pick up at a moments notice and move on from a situation. … Continue reading →

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There’s no “I” in Mucus

Posted on February 18, 2016 by deconstructingdoctor

But there is an “us.” Everyone in the house is sick, except me.  It’s only a matter of time.  My oldest has a wicked gag reflex and every time he coughs, he pukes.  I’ve had to keep him out of … Continue reading →

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An Open Letter to My Son

Posted on January 31, 2016 by deconstructingdoctor

Son, you are seven years old and I couldn’t be more proud of you.  Yesterday, I watched you play a basketball game against a really tough team with older and bigger kids.  I saw something happen to you and it … Continue reading →

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The Mom Phenomenon

Posted on January 13, 2016 by deconstructingdoctor

I grew up in a relatively quiet home. I was an only child and I kept to myself mostly. I liked my own company and rarely got into trouble because when you don’t have any siblings, there are very few … Continue reading →

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